Jason Trennert

in a less bellicose way.

And then the other thing is to try to grow your way out.

And that's what the U.S.

is trying to do more than any other country in the world.

You mentioned the supply side efforts.

I know you've got to balance thoughts on Venezuela, the situation in Venezuela.

Earlier, real quickly, obviously he's getting mobbed.

Earlier there was a lot more protesters out here.

I will share a brief story with you.

I had a young girl from Ukraine earlier.

And I'm assuming her mom tracked me down here on the streets and said, please stop the war in Ukraine.

And I thought that was a very touching moment.

She got kind of emotional as well.

But it was just a reminder of how big that story is and how much I think President Trump is involved in ending this conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

Well, given the fact that we're at close to $40 trillion in debt, I think the only way out is through growing your way out.

And I do think the one big, beautiful bill creates enormous supply-side incentives for companies to build factories, greenfield additions to plant in the United States.

And it's very exciting.

It's very good.

It'll

provide growth, and it will eventually, in my opinion, lead to productivity, which will keep inflation at bay.